Shires EquiKind+ Eggbutt Peanut Link Bit - Black

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The Shires EquiKind+ Eggbutt Peanut Link Bit is designed for riders seeking a gentle yet effective mouthpiece for sensitive horses that struggle with the cold, hard feel of traditional stainless steel. By utilizing a durable stainless steel core wrapped in a specialized EquiKind+ synthetic coating, this bit offers a thinner, more comfortable profile that encourages a softer contact; however, users should be aware that the synthetic coating may show signs of wear over time compared to solid metal bits.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Shires |
No, EquiKind+ is a food-grade synthetic coating specifically designed to be safe and comfortable for equine use.
It provides a similar level of control to a standard snaffle but with added comfort, making it easier to maintain a soft contact.
In most disciplines, an eggbutt peanut link is dressage legal, but you should always check your specific federation's rulebook before competing.
Measure the distance between the inside of the bit rings when the bit is laid flat to ensure it matches the width of your horse's mouth.
Like any synthetic bit material, it will experience natural wear over time, especially if your horse is prone to mouthing the bit.
Check that the bit size is correct for your horse's mouth width and ensure the bit is not set too high or too low.
The bit should be replaced if the integrity of the coating is broken, as jagged edges can cause sores.
Proper setup is essential to maximize the benefits of this bit. Ensure the bit is adjusted so that it creates only one or two small wrinkles at the corner of the mouth to avoid over-tightening. Because this bit has fixed eggbutt rings, it is generally stable in the mouth and does not require bit guards.
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